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DELIVERY UNDER PRESSURE
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hatetheboss
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Isn't it independent managers who are supposed to resolve grievances and bully and harassment cases in the first place? What a lot of good that is.
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TrueBlueTerrier
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Also not sure why Huddersfield is in there - office has not yet had a full delivery methods revision only a part one, and we know a full revision won't work as there is not enough room for the vans. Even then the revision they had planned was a table top one anyway very little planning.
Some cutting off going on, but no absorption and beyond a few minor incidents management have generally been okay with it. Would have been better going to Barnsley or Wakefield from what I have heard.
Some cutting off going on, but no absorption and beyond a few minor incidents management have generally been okay with it. Would have been better going to Barnsley or Wakefield from what I have heard.
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dvbuk55
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TBH TBT I don't think RM have a clue as to who has and hasn't had a full revision and are merely going on who has and hasn't been paid which isn't the same thing. The whole scheme has been a bust.TrueBlueTerrier wrote:Also not sure why Huddersfield is in there - office has not yet had a full delivery methods revision only a part one, and we know a full revision won't work as there is not enough room for the vans. Even then the revision they had planned was a table top one anyway very little planning.
Some cutting off going on, but no absorption and beyond a few minor incidents management have generally been okay with it. Would have been better going to Barnsley or Wakefield from what I have heard.
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Martin Walsh
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Remember these offices are selected on the basis of the new Royal Mail regions and cover all the major postcodes. I understand they are chosen on a range of reasons , poor quality , overspend , customer complaints , poor sick levels , poor employee survey results.
For the record Livingston , Wigan , St Helen's , Dudley, Cambridge , Basildon , Orton , Brighton , St Albans , Harpenden , Orpington and Postmouth are on your list of failing revisons.
Your list was hardly a result of independent factual information , all you needed was to post that an office was failing.
My understanding is that these managers have to report to Mark Higson the issues who then has to report to Moya. These are proper PIRs with full involvement of the CWU. The DSMs and Delivery Directors are not happy especially with the Price Waterhouse people also going into the offices.
Most of you will of course doubt the reviews , however most of you have been saying something needs to change and if theses first stage of reviews are successful then it will be rolled out elsewhere.
For the record Livingston , Wigan , St Helen's , Dudley, Cambridge , Basildon , Orton , Brighton , St Albans , Harpenden , Orpington and Postmouth are on your list of failing revisons.
Your list was hardly a result of independent factual information , all you needed was to post that an office was failing.
My understanding is that these managers have to report to Mark Higson the issues who then has to report to Moya. These are proper PIRs with full involvement of the CWU. The DSMs and Delivery Directors are not happy especially with the Price Waterhouse people also going into the offices.
Most of you will of course doubt the reviews , however most of you have been saying something needs to change and if theses first stage of reviews are successful then it will be rolled out elsewhere.
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fishtank
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Do we trust these independent managers to report to Mark Higson...who are they exactly,how independent can they be and how long are they going to be in each office given the fact there are 57 to visit and the clock is ticking?
Do we trust Mark Higson to report to Moya...it's his disaster of a plan after all?
Do we trust Moya Greene?
Do we want a Royal Mail fabricated "solution" to the failed delivery revisions,made to look good in a few offices and then dispersed with no follow up?
I think we rather hoped the union would be involved in some role other than just conveying Royal Mail's plans to the membership.
Do we trust Mark Higson to report to Moya...it's his disaster of a plan after all?
Do we trust Moya Greene?
Do we want a Royal Mail fabricated "solution" to the failed delivery revisions,made to look good in a few offices and then dispersed with no follow up?
I think we rather hoped the union would be involved in some role other than just conveying Royal Mail's plans to the membership.
good times, bad times you know I've had my share
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dvbuk55
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Poor employee survey results
Some years ago I remember being asked along with some others if I would be willing to justify face to face with an outside manager the poor results our office had produced and naturally I agreed. Anyway after a fairly lengthy conversation and much sage nodding and writing down and a promise to get back with solutions to the problems - I'd like to say that it bore fruit and we were succesful in producing solutions but to date nobody ever got back.
Just as a matter of interest dingo - who chose the offices? -Royal Mail? or was it a Joint decision?
Just as a matter of interest dingo - who chose the offices? -Royal Mail? or was it a Joint decision?
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fishtank
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Yes,we know...Your list was hardly a result of independent factual information
Scare stories...
Shame most of them turned out to be true.
Does anybody have a more independent factual list?
I'd like to see it,it certainly isn't just the 57 Royal Mail have decided to have a poke at,even they will admit to at least double that which means in all reality we could probably double that again.
If anything our list under estimates the problems.
good times, bad times you know I've had my share
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DGP1
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Do you work in my office because that's exactly the same thing that happened in my office, still, we had the final laugh, don't fill the forms in anymore and they then come down to ask whydvbuk55 wrote:Poor employee survey resultsSome years ago I remember being asked along with some others if I would be willing to justify face to face with an outside manager the poor results our office had produced and naturally I agreed. Anyway after a fairly lengthy conversation and much sage nodding and writing down and a promise to get back with solutions to the problems - I'd like to say that it bore fruit and we were succesful in producing solutions but to date nobody ever got back.
Just as a matter of interest dingo - who chose the offices? -Royal Mail? or was it a Joint decision?
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hans solo
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because we no longer give a fcuk simples
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POSTMAN
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What happened to Moya's 100?
I Wrote-During Covid-Which is still relevant now
It's good to get these types of threads, the ridiculous my manager said bollox, so we can reassure ourselves that while the world is falling apart, Royal Mail managers are still being the low-life C***S they have always been.
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The daily grind of having to argue your case with an intellectual pigmy of a line manager is physically and emotionally draining.
It's good to get these types of threads, the ridiculous my manager said bollox, so we can reassure ourselves that while the world is falling apart, Royal Mail managers are still being the low-life C***S they have always been.
My BFF Clash
The daily grind of having to argue your case with an intellectual pigmy of a line manager is physically and emotionally draining.
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dvbuk55
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They're nextPOSTMAN wrote:What happened to Moya's 100?
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hans solo
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what do you independant manager we have been told by mgmt it is a performance team coming into our office not to help with problems but to check on individuals and huw they can improve them ffs we already operate at over 100bsi what more can they getdingo wrote:Just for clarity all these offices will b visited by independent managers to under what has happened , what improvements and learning opportunities for others plus to undertake a PIR. Local and Area Reps will be contacted.
The Offices where this will take place wthn the next few weeks are : Scarborough, Paisley , Ilkley , Livngston , Birch Park , Kilmarmock , Falkirk , Huddersfield , Glasgow SEDO , Newton Abbey , Whitwood , Washington , Oldham , Longton , Moseley , Redfern Park , Kidderminster , Blackburn , Wigan , Altrincham , St Helen's , Wrexham , Dudley , Bury , Cambridge , Basildon , Harlow , Haverhill , Manvers , Sheffield 5 , Glaisdale Parkway , Orton Southgate , Arnold & District , Sheffield 7&8 city , Stavely , Corby , Brighton , Hove , Battersea , Dartford , Barnes , St Albans , Harpenden , Worthing , SE1 , Bromley , Orpington ,Kingston , Bitterne Manor , Exeter , Bristol BS4&14 , Weston Supermare , Taunton , Postmouth , Bristol BS3&13 , Chichester , Mid Rhonda , Portishead , Cardiff and Penarth.
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clashcityrocker
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Blood out of a stone is their holy grail.hans solo wrote: we have been told by mgmt it is a performance team coming into our office not to help with problems but to check on individuals and huw they can improve them ffs we already operate at over 100bsi what more can they get
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demon
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should start seeing no win no fee solicitors over our injurys
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cinemasaint
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My office is on the listdingo wrote:Just for clarity all these offices will b visited by independent managers to under what has happened , what improvements and learning opportunities for others plus to undertake a PIR. Local and Area Reps will be contacted.
The Offices where this will take place wthn the next few weeks are : Scarborough, Paisley , Ilkley , Livngston , Birch Park , Kilmarmock , Falkirk , Huddersfield , Glasgow SEDO , Newton Abbey , Whitwood , Washington , Oldham , Longton , Moseley , Redfern Park , Kidderminster , Blackburn , Wigan , Altrincham , St Helen's , Wrexham , Dudley , Bury , Cambridge , Basildon , Harlow , Haverhill , Manvers , Sheffield 5 , Glaisdale Parkway , Orton Southgate , Arnold & District , Sheffield 7&8 city , Stavely , Corby , Brighton , Hove , Battersea , Dartford , Barnes , St Albans , Harpenden , Worthing , SE1 , Bromley , Orpington ,Kingston , Bitterne Manor , Exeter , Bristol BS4&14 , Weston Supermare , Taunton , Postmouth , Bristol BS3&13 , Chichester , Mid Rhonda , Portishead , Cardiff and Penarth.